WeatherDoes Philly experience thundersnow? And what even is it? Does Philly experience thundersnow? Inquirer weather reporter, Tony Wood joins us at the Wooder Cooler to answer the most searched winter weather questions.Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues Why Philly is in one of the bomb cylone capitals of the worldAriane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues What is a polar vortex? And why do you keep hearing about it?Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues Is Philly getting less snow than it did in the ’90s?Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues Answering the most searched winter weather questions...and moreAriane Datil AdvertisementSoaked ground and 60-mph wind gusts could cause outages and commuting woes around PhillyThe heaviest rains are expected during the morning commute, the strongest winds in the afternoon.Anthony R. Wood After more icy mornings in the Philly region, the snow may disappear in a hurry ThursdaySo-called black ice — ice that masquerades as harmless wetness — is especially dangerous, officials warn, and conditions are ripe for it.Anthony R. Wood The snow and ice are sticking around the Philly region after an unusual stormThe snow may be gone by Friday, then it turns colder, and Philly may miss out on a national warming trend.Anthony R. Wood How much snow fell near you, mappedFor the winter of 2025-26, Philly just became the snowiest city in the Northeast Corridor. Anthony R. Wood and Stephen Stirling These Philly government buildings and services are delayed today due to snowy weatherCity buildings and Philadelphia Courts have delayed openings due to snow on Monday. Here's what's delayed.Henry Savage Philly region’s first big snowfall of the season will be followed by bitter cold temperaturesMeteorologists say the worst snow of the region's first major winter storm this season is over. Totals for the storm, which hit the area around 11pm Saturday, slightly exceeded forecasts.Mike Newall, Andrew Kitchenman, and Kristen A. Graham Snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and could top the 3.1 inches that fell on Feb. 11-12. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood Snow, up to 5 inches, is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and the biggest accumulation in five winters. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood 2 to 4 inches of snow expected this weekend in the Philly regionA widespread 2 to 4 inches is expected, with an outside chance of as much as 3 to 5, forecasters say.Anthony R. Wood It’s the coldest morning of the season and the chill goes on, but snow may continue to snub PhillySnowfall for the last five winter seasons is more than 80 inches below normal in Philly.Anthony R. Wood Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood Philly gets its first winter storm of the season, but hold the shovelsAnother snow forecast may loom for the weekend as the meteorological winter gets off to a brisk start.Anthony R. Wood The season’s first bout of winter weather is possible in Philly early this weekTuesday's morning rush hour may be impacted by snow accumulations up to an inch in Philadelphia, Trenton, and Wilmington. Maggie Prosser Some of Earth’s most extreme cold may be headed for the U.S. in DecemberAs for snow, that remains a wild card, as the weather systems that produce snow typically can’t be predicted more than a few days in advance.Doyle Rice Rainy weather is coming ahead of a cold, windy ThanksgivingForecasters at the National Weather Service predict a warm, wet Tuesday and Wednesday, giving way to a dry, breezy Thursday.Nick Vadala See more storiesAdvertisement
Does Philly experience thundersnow? And what even is it? Does Philly experience thundersnow? Inquirer weather reporter, Tony Wood joins us at the Wooder Cooler to answer the most searched winter weather questions.Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
Does Philly experience thundersnow? And what even is it? Does Philly experience thundersnow? Inquirer weather reporter, Tony Wood joins us at the Wooder Cooler to answer the most searched winter weather questions.Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
Why Philly is in one of the bomb cylone capitals of the worldAriane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
Why Philly is in one of the bomb cylone capitals of the worldAriane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
What is a polar vortex? And why do you keep hearing about it?Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
What is a polar vortex? And why do you keep hearing about it?Ariane Datil, Gabe Coffey, and Astrid Rodrigues
Soaked ground and 60-mph wind gusts could cause outages and commuting woes around PhillyThe heaviest rains are expected during the morning commute, the strongest winds in the afternoon.Anthony R. Wood
Soaked ground and 60-mph wind gusts could cause outages and commuting woes around PhillyThe heaviest rains are expected during the morning commute, the strongest winds in the afternoon.Anthony R. Wood
After more icy mornings in the Philly region, the snow may disappear in a hurry ThursdaySo-called black ice — ice that masquerades as harmless wetness — is especially dangerous, officials warn, and conditions are ripe for it.Anthony R. Wood
After more icy mornings in the Philly region, the snow may disappear in a hurry ThursdaySo-called black ice — ice that masquerades as harmless wetness — is especially dangerous, officials warn, and conditions are ripe for it.Anthony R. Wood
The snow and ice are sticking around the Philly region after an unusual stormThe snow may be gone by Friday, then it turns colder, and Philly may miss out on a national warming trend.Anthony R. Wood
The snow and ice are sticking around the Philly region after an unusual stormThe snow may be gone by Friday, then it turns colder, and Philly may miss out on a national warming trend.Anthony R. Wood
How much snow fell near you, mappedFor the winter of 2025-26, Philly just became the snowiest city in the Northeast Corridor. Anthony R. Wood and Stephen Stirling
How much snow fell near you, mappedFor the winter of 2025-26, Philly just became the snowiest city in the Northeast Corridor. Anthony R. Wood and Stephen Stirling
These Philly government buildings and services are delayed today due to snowy weatherCity buildings and Philadelphia Courts have delayed openings due to snow on Monday. Here's what's delayed.Henry Savage
These Philly government buildings and services are delayed today due to snowy weatherCity buildings and Philadelphia Courts have delayed openings due to snow on Monday. Here's what's delayed.Henry Savage
Philly region’s first big snowfall of the season will be followed by bitter cold temperaturesMeteorologists say the worst snow of the region's first major winter storm this season is over. Totals for the storm, which hit the area around 11pm Saturday, slightly exceeded forecasts.Mike Newall, Andrew Kitchenman, and Kristen A. Graham
Philly region’s first big snowfall of the season will be followed by bitter cold temperaturesMeteorologists say the worst snow of the region's first major winter storm this season is over. Totals for the storm, which hit the area around 11pm Saturday, slightly exceeded forecasts.Mike Newall, Andrew Kitchenman, and Kristen A. Graham
Snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and could top the 3.1 inches that fell on Feb. 11-12. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood
Snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and could top the 3.1 inches that fell on Feb. 11-12. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood
Snow, up to 5 inches, is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and the biggest accumulation in five winters. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood
Snow, up to 5 inches, is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and it won’t melt quicklySnow should be sled-able and the biggest accumulation in five winters. It's likely to stick around a few days.Anthony R. Wood
2 to 4 inches of snow expected this weekend in the Philly regionA widespread 2 to 4 inches is expected, with an outside chance of as much as 3 to 5, forecasters say.Anthony R. Wood
2 to 4 inches of snow expected this weekend in the Philly regionA widespread 2 to 4 inches is expected, with an outside chance of as much as 3 to 5, forecasters say.Anthony R. Wood
It’s the coldest morning of the season and the chill goes on, but snow may continue to snub PhillySnowfall for the last five winter seasons is more than 80 inches below normal in Philly.Anthony R. Wood
It’s the coldest morning of the season and the chill goes on, but snow may continue to snub PhillySnowfall for the last five winter seasons is more than 80 inches below normal in Philly.Anthony R. Wood
Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood
Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood
Philly gets its first winter storm of the season, but hold the shovelsAnother snow forecast may loom for the weekend as the meteorological winter gets off to a brisk start.Anthony R. Wood
Philly gets its first winter storm of the season, but hold the shovelsAnother snow forecast may loom for the weekend as the meteorological winter gets off to a brisk start.Anthony R. Wood
The season’s first bout of winter weather is possible in Philly early this weekTuesday's morning rush hour may be impacted by snow accumulations up to an inch in Philadelphia, Trenton, and Wilmington. Maggie Prosser
The season’s first bout of winter weather is possible in Philly early this weekTuesday's morning rush hour may be impacted by snow accumulations up to an inch in Philadelphia, Trenton, and Wilmington. Maggie Prosser
Some of Earth’s most extreme cold may be headed for the U.S. in DecemberAs for snow, that remains a wild card, as the weather systems that produce snow typically can’t be predicted more than a few days in advance.Doyle Rice
Some of Earth’s most extreme cold may be headed for the U.S. in DecemberAs for snow, that remains a wild card, as the weather systems that produce snow typically can’t be predicted more than a few days in advance.Doyle Rice
Rainy weather is coming ahead of a cold, windy ThanksgivingForecasters at the National Weather Service predict a warm, wet Tuesday and Wednesday, giving way to a dry, breezy Thursday.Nick Vadala
Rainy weather is coming ahead of a cold, windy ThanksgivingForecasters at the National Weather Service predict a warm, wet Tuesday and Wednesday, giving way to a dry, breezy Thursday.Nick Vadala
